Untitled, plate VI from Tablets

Clinton Adams was an American printmaker and painter whose practice centered on lithography and abstract expressionism in the postwar period. He was a founding faculty member at Tamarind Lithography Workshop in Los Angeles, where he shaped the technical and conceptual direction of American printmaking for decades. Adams worked primarily in color lithography, developing innovations in the medium that influenced a generation of artists. His approach bridged modernist abstraction with the collaborative traditions of fine print production.

Glendale, CA, United States